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Ida B. Wells — In this op-ed, civil rights activist Ida B. Wells reflects on the historical and ongoing systemic injustices that have made young Black men disproportionately vulnerable to the devastating impacts of COVID-19. Full article on our publication! News is History | Substack Satirical news site written by ancient deadies of the last millennia. Click to read News is History, a Substack…newsishistory.substack.com

Platform: ChatGPT Model: Default (GPT-3.5) Date: 18:05/2023 User: What is reparations? Assistant: Reparations refer to the compensation or redress provided to individuals or communities who have been historically disadvantaged, oppressed, or harmed. …

As protests continue to sweep the country in the wake of George Floyd’s murder, this is a momentous time in the history of our country. Millions still take to the streets, declaring that Black Lives Matter. That slogan has been painted in large yellow letters on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington…

Police brutality against Black people is a systemic issue that has been present in the United States for many years. Numerous cases have shown that Black people are disproportionately targeted by police officers, resulting in injuries, death, and long-lasting trauma. Police brutality goes beyond physical violence and can also include…

Blinkered Thinkers or Conservatives Revel in Wars on Woke — While rummaging around on Twitter circa 2020 I spent a touch of time mocking the Democratic Party’s presidential candidates on the platform, which provoked a white University of Indiana law school professor to bemoan opinions from a “woke mob.” The professor, a tenured middle aged white guy in one of…

Jai’Ree Tannan stepped onto the stage erected in the shadow of the police union’s headquarters in Los Angeles’ Westlake neighborhood. The 20-year-old stood away from the microphone, listening intently as a fellow student activist gave voice to the crowd. “We got cops off campus,” the female speaker declared. …

Original Publication: Jul 12, 2021 by Juan Collado for The Inquisitor Magazine. 2020 was a year of awakening for many people when it came to racial inequality. Some went out to the street and some stayed home, but supported the movement and cause, nevertheless. …

Apple, a global technology giant, has revolutionized daily life for many people with its innovative products and services. Yet, as we stand in awe of the company’s achievements, it is crucial to acknowledge the potential barriers and challenges their relentless pursuit of innovation presents, particularly for marginalized groups striving to enter the tech workforce. The policies in place have affected folks in these groups across the board. Including members of the international workforce, people of color, members of the LGBTQ+ community, folks struggling with mental health issues, and more. Today, I’d like explore the implications of Apple’s policies and practices, while highlighting the importance of promoting equity and inclusion in the tech industry.

The damage is so close to my heart, I doubt doctors would bother going near it. Plagued by controversial responses. I was raised where death tolls rise dramatically. What was all a dream is now the necessity of an eccentric outlaw: an unpredictable lonesome creature, chicken scratched with heretical features…